Like our Facebook Page

news details

Over 60 terrorists may have crossed into J&K 6/29/2016 11:03:57 PM Early Times Report NEW DELHI, July 29: Even as daring attacks on the security forces are on the rise in Jammu and Kashmir, latest reports of infiltration of at least 60 terrorists from across the border are keeping agencies and forces on the edge. Sources told that these suicide attackers have recently entered the valley and they have been specifically asked to target security forces, including the army , BSF, CRPF, SSB and J&K police. The input comes even as agencies have launched a hunt for Lashkar-e-Taiba divisional commander Abu Dujana, responsible for last week's ambush on the CRPF convoy. He is the common link between last year's attack on BSF personnel in Udhampur and on CRPF men in Pampore on Saturday. Sources say that Dujana is based in the valley and is helping highly-trained militants coming from Pakistan with information on the movements of forces, logistics, and stay and arranging drop-offs at attack sites. After the recovery of credible evidence indicating a clear Pakistani hand in the June 25 attack, CRPF will push for a NIA probe in the case, officials said. J&K Police is already probing the matter. DGP J&K K Rajendra Kumar had told that "they have crucial leads in the case". Speaking to national daily director general of CRPF, K Durga Prasad, said, "Some of our jawans were wearing vests while some were not. "Wearing bulletproof vests alone won't solve the problem. We need to do more and we are working on it". Prasad visited the CRPF jawans admitted in hospital there and the spot where the attack happened. He also interacted with senior CRPF officers in the Valley and discussed the plan for further securing the civilians and troops during the upcoming Amarnath Yatra. Prasad is also expected to meet Jammu and Kashmir police top brass on Wednesday morning to discuss security. He had said on Monday that forces will enhance vehicle checks in the valley in coordination with J&K police to identify terrorists travelling under cover.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

top stories of the day

BSF may replace CRPF; bunkers to come up at strategic locations Hafiz Saeed's son-in-law behind Pampore attack Cornered BJP takes refuge in blatant lie Talks with Pak to continue: PM Cost of JMC Safai karamchari's life is Rs 75000! Manpower shortage hits Fire Service deptt Rs 100 cr earmarked for old Srinagar's facelift; BJP forgets Jammu I wipe my dirty hands with newspapers, says BJP MP Keeps his boss happy, wants friendly ties with Pak CM launches e-file tracking system in Sectt IAS officer's attempted suicide: CM takes note of Deputy Speaker's direction Employee draws salary from JKPCC, works at MD's residence Hiranagar admin fails to provide justice to poor family Community Facilities Centre illegally occupied Gaddi Sippi hostel still lacks basic amenities Guv returns file: SHRC chairman, members' selection to start afresh SHO Kanachak transferred Militant killed in Lolab Pampore attack: Govt to give statement today Allow inspection of service records: SIC to CEO Pulwama Inquiry into Humhama land scam may halt halfway Errors mar 10+2 lecturers' exam For helping land sharks of Punjab, SHO allegedly gets lakhs Digitisation of records, installation of CCTV cameras still a distant dream MD suspends, reinstates 23 employees CAG report vindicates our stand. DAK

STOCK UPDATE

BSE Sensex NSE Nifty

CRICKET UPDATE